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Ex-Equifax exec arraigned, pleads not guilty to insider trading

By Michael E. Kanell
March 15, 2018

Former Equifax exec, who is charged with insider trading, was arraigned on Thursday afternoon.

Jun Ying, 42, once chief information officer of a large division, came into the courtroom cuffed at hands and ankles.

He pleaded not guilty to the charges.

His lawyer had worked out an agreement for Ying to go free pending trial. The judge eventually accepted the deal, but she didn’t like it.

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Michael E. Kanell, the AJC's economics writer, has been reporting on jobs, housing and the economy at the AJC for nearly two decades. He has appeared on television and radio to analyze and report on business and economic developments.

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